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Scholar · Archaeologist

Gabriele Koiner

fl. 2010–2023

Scholar and archaeologist, active 2010–2023. Worked at Paphos. Wrote with Anja Ulbrich and Antoine Hermary.

Life and work

  1. 14 October 2010
    Co-editor (with P. Scherrer and A. Ulbrich) of the acts of the Graz conference 'Hellenistic Cyprus' (Keryx 2), held 1/14 October 2010 at the Department of Archaeology, University of Graz (the two references give 1 and 14 October).

    Merrillees 2017Papuci-Władyka 2020

  2. 2014
    Contributed 'Hellenistic Sculpture from Cyprus in the Berlin Collections' (p. 243) to Cypriote Antiquities in Berlin in the Focus of New Research.

    Karageorghis et al. 2014

  3. 2016
    Summerer says Koiner (apparently quoting a campaign letter) explained why southern Cypriot archaeology disliked the 2016 volume 'Northern Face of Cyprus'.

    Summerer 2023

  4. 21 September 2017 – 23 September 2017
    Organised, with co-organisers, the Graz conference 'Classical Cyprus' (21-23 Sept 2017). Summerer states that Koiner and her co-organisers excluded Hazar Kaba in order not to upset the Department of Antiquities.

    Christidis et al. 2020Summerer 2023

  5. 2022
    Published 'Nationale (Un)-Freiheit und ihre Auswirkungen auf die Archäologie Zypern' (pp. 244-278), in which, per Summerer, she writes of 'unfreedom' in Cypriot archaeology and of a travel ban on entering from the north.

    Summerer 2023

Connections

4 people
Antoine HermarySabine SturmannAnja UlbrichP. ScherrerGabriele Koiner
Scholarship

Scholarship

Sources

  1. 1.Lâtife Summerer (2023). “In Fear of Blacklisting. How the Division Shaped Archaeology in Cyprus”. New Approaches toward Recording, Preserving and Studying Cultural Heritage in Divided Cyprus. Kyrenia, ARUCAD Press.
  2. 2.G. Koiner (2022). “Nationale (Un)-Freiheit und ihre Auswirkungen auf die Archäologie Zyperns”. Wissenschaft und Freiheit. Interdisziplinäre Perspektiven mit einem altertumswissenschaftlichen Schwerpunkt, 244-278. Weilerswist.
  3. 3.G. Koiner (2014). “Hellenistic Sculpture from Cyprus in the Berlin Collections”. Cypriote Antiquities in Berlin in the Focus of New Research, 243-.
  4. 4.V. Karageorghis (ed.), E. Poyiadji-Richter (ed.), S. Rogge (ed.) (2014). Cypriote Antiquities in Berlin in the Focus of New Research.
  5. 5.M. Christidis (ed.), A. Hermary (ed.), G. Koiner (ed.), A. Ulbrich (ed.) (2020). Classical Cyprus: Proceedings of the Conference, University of Graz, 21-23 September 2017. Vienna, Verlag Holzhausen.
  6. 6.Robert S. Merrillees (2017). “Cypriote antiquities in Late Ottoman Istanbul and Smyrna - II: Cypriote antiquities in the Greek Evangelical School Museum and their Trading in Late Ottoman Smyrna (Modern Izmir)”. Cahiers du Centre d'Études Chypriotes 47, 121-164. Online
  7. 7.E. Papuci-Władyka (ed.) (2020). Interdisciplinary Research of the Jagiellonian University in Nea Paphos UNESCO World Heritage Site (2011-2015): First Results.
  8. 8.P. Scherrer (ed.), G. Koiner (ed.), A. Ulbrich (ed.) (2013). Hellenistic Cyprus. Graz.
  9. 9.M. Christidis (ed.), A. Hermary (ed.), G. Koiner (ed.), A. Ulbrich (ed.) (2020). Classical Cyprus: Proceedings of the Conference, University of Graz, 21-23 September 2017. Vienna, Verlag Holzhausen.